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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-21
DRESS GOODS.
BLACK FRENCH DRESS GOODS.

New importations fer Spring trade. Special
values at o cents, % cents 81 cents. SlOJ, ST..
q -.
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Last Sunday ". Steyeson, II.
Starkly, !. Campbell and f. Davis,
Of Dulath, were out on the bay in sail
boat, and when about half way be
tween Duluth and Superior were
struck by a sudden gust Of wind and
capsized. Another party who were
near enough to witness the accident
ha>tenel to the rescue and succeeded
in saving all Of the unfOrlunates.
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Decoration Memorial ser

Decoration Memorial services VIII
be held in the ~ Z. Church in this
city, on Sunday May 18th at $50
p. IN. The members Of Grand Army
Posts and citizens Of West Superior
will attend here making a union meet
ing. Rev, F, II. Wright will preach
the memorial sermon. The ceremon-
les Of decorating the graves Of deceas-
ed comrades will he Monday forenoon,
the Both inst. The public at large Is
invited to participate in these now
thoroughly national ceremonies.
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Itch Prairie mango, and Scrrtch-
es of every kind cured in 80 minutes
by Wooiforus Sanitary Lotion. Use
no other. Never fails. Sold by f.
I. GauYreau, Druggist, Superior.
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JAMES MORGAN
MILWAUKEE, WIS.

Calls the Ladies attention to the follow ne
GENUINE BARGAINS.
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So Take the Times. So
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-C-AL M ---EE-
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Prof. l. ". Cats !caTcs in a few
days for a short business trip to Chi
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Rev. Britton, of Superior address.

ions i. BARD0N. p. VI.
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PHYSICIANS

II E. LAFFITTF- SURGEON DENTIsT-Front
II. rooms over Bank Of Superior, corner Becker
Avenue and Second Street.
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

Miller, Mrs G r. / dwelling house and
lot i'll West Monroe fronting 90 II on south
side railroad and on south side LIST st...5 IL.
Nixon, Estate of Joseph. $40 acrcs--se Or
of ne or and no Or of sw or and sw or OF
sw or and y of sc dr and II y of SO or
and y OF sw Or and ne urof NV or and
NV or OF NV or section Is, Il Ism L l e.6 Is
Male, Estate OF Edward, 1850 acreS-sec
Sand " = of sec II and y OF sec IS. T
Il 70 o'.,...'''.'''''''''' ''''''''''''''''is y:
o'Neal, Jennie, Mrs, 100 aeres--n y of
ne Or and no or of SO or aad sw or of ne
or section !, y Is mr. e...................2 30
Roano & Roane, So acrcs.-nw ar ofnw or
and ne prot NV or section 4. I IS mr. Ell 90
Wallace, JAS a, j II Mitchell. agent,
2io acres--a y of sw ar and so or OF SO or
and ne or of section u and = = of sw or
section - and NV ar of NV Or section Z,
Whitiock. W Il. too acres SO or of sec.
D. \" I =, ;s;s s.o "...s ~
of " = section hi and e = of INV ar see.
~, Is mr. 2e....,........ 81
Unknown, l60 .acres--w II OF ar
and probably half OF Sc dr section i. u
Unknown, 40 acres no or OF ne or and
$ half of no Or section a6. L l6 II eel 81
Gross solomon, j l. lSaliski, agent Lot
corner DeSiard and Congo street and i'm
provements. Lot = square Harris addi-
ton, fronting Is feet ON Grammont street
and running back between parallel lines
lS2 6l00 feet and improvenients"........,.3 90
Lafiantl Il Rand Powder Co.. s. Meyer.
agent One powder magaxine situated on u
n Corners brick yard east ofMonroe ceme-
Mosely, IL Il, ~ acres no ar OF II q or sec.
10, II II M y, containing $3.50 acres, ne or
ofne or section I, Il Is mr. = e, containing 1888
acres, also 10 acres III no corner section 10. n
Unknown, so acres II half of II . ar see.
u, 10 -
On said day OF sato, / will sell such por-
tons OF said property MS carh debtor will
point out, and in case tho debtor will not
point out sufficient property, will at once.
and without further delay, sell tho least
quantity of said property of amy debtor
which any bidder will buy for the amount
OF taxes, interests and costs due by said
dobt ". The sale will be without appraise-
ment, Tor Cash in legal tender money OF the
United States, and tho property sold shall
he rodeenahle ut any time for the space of
one yoar by paying the price given, with
twenty per cont and costs and ponalty all
ded.
}. Il. MCGUIRE,
Shcritr and OK -otltcio Tax Collector, Parish
OF Ouachita, La,
Monroe, La. April sih, 1857.
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Don't fail to try
Old Hickory iSittcfS.
For sale by
cALDERWoOD Il Co,

Mr.. B.W. Herring manager, and pro-
prietor Of the Southern Industrial
Exhibit. will open his exhibit in Mon.
roe for public inspection on Thursday,
April 2lst. After closing here he Will
travel North with the exhibit and open
subscription books for $500, 900 cotton
factory to be built in Monroe, and a
$780, cotton factory to be built in
West Monroe. He will exhibit to the
Northern people the Southern cotton
Industry from the field to the loom,
showing 500 different samples of cloth
as the production OF the Mississippi
Mills at Wessop, Miss. He will also
exhibit the immense wealth that is in
the Southern pitch pine tree by show
ing II products of that wonderful
Southern forest, including pine straw
carpet that is made exclusively OF pine
straw by the Acme Manufacturing Com
pany at Wilmington, N. G. The ex-
hibi, is complete, and will be on eyes
opener,to the Northern people, as il,
shows up the progressive South in de-
tail. The citizens OF Muuroe and
vicinity who may see the exhibit will
be highly pleased and delighted to
know that the Snuih is now being
appiauded by the North for the advan>
ccs made in developing our endless
resources.
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Don't fail to try
Old Hickory Rutcrs
For sale by
w. II. HARMS.

We have been reliably informed
that Mr.. n, +. Blanks of Columbia
has bought the steamboat Prince, a
good and stauuch craftand VIII put her
in the Ouacbita as a local daily pack
ct between this place and Columbia
This is an important enterprise and
we trust that the merchants of Mon
roe will show their appreciation by
giving 1T a handsome support and
work up a good trade below. We
wish it abundant success.
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Society and Personal.


Mr.. Sam Richardson, Superintendent
If the Shreveport Hospital, ia in TIE
city.
Mr.. j: T.. Fiournoy, of Ai"eline,
Texas, is visiting his relatives ana
friends.
Mrs. j. L. Mcclure aud Master Mas
riou Mcclure are visiting relatives in
New Orleans.
Miss Ada Vanderburg and Mr.. John
Of the brides mother in this city, Tues
day 9Th inst.
Our friend II. ID. King bids farewell
to Monroe and mis- many friends here
to-day. He goes to Memphis for the
present. He has the Teiegraph's best
wishes wherever he may go.
Messrs. ID. NJ. Ramsey. S. w. Rams
sey, j. A. 3. Rsbun, W. T. Darby,
Ed Jonas, Bob. McCreary aud DR..
Brandon of Farmerviiie arrived yes,
terday anu will remain with US few
days. BY special permit of our worthy
Mayor we extend them the freedom
of the city,
DIR. I. j. Newton Of Bastrop PASSED
through town from Alexandria, where
he has been attending the annual meet
ing Of the State Medical Society, yes
terday. For Monroe and her people
the Telegraph thanks DIR. Newton for
his successful services in having Mon-
roe selected as the next place Of meeting
of the society.
Mr.. II. S. Wheatley and Miss Ada
3. Parker, the charming daughter of
Mrs. S. J. Parker were married Thurs,
day at the residence of the brides
mother, Rev. Mr.. McClendon of West
Monroe officiating. The Telegraph con-
graduates Mr.. Whea,ley upon his good
fortune and extends its very best wishes
to himself and Mrs. Wheatley for a
happy, prosperous life.
Gov. McEnery addresses the farmers
Of Lincoln at Choudrant to-day. The
Governor will stop over in Monroe,
few days, and it goes without saying
that our people will welcome him in a
manner BETTING the high position he
no less than as tribute to
his personal worth and as illustrative
Of the high esteem in which he is held
by his old neighbors.
rendered Col. Hooker, Senators Eustis
aud Gibson and Ex-Gov. Nichols an
informal reception at the train as they
were passing through here on their
way home from the reunion Of the
veterans at Shreveport. They ap.
peareu on the platform and each in
turn made pleasant little talk, merely
thanking the people for the compli
nent.
At "A meeting Of the congregation of
Grace Episcopal church held on the
l4th inst, the following named gentle
men were elected to constitute the YES
try for ensuing year: Il. O. Benton,
$. W.; J. Scarborough, Il. G. Hudson,
Treasurer +. w. Blees, Secretary
J. Il. Stone, l.. d. McLain, j. G. Sam
acrs, w. b. Sublett, j. w. We were
informed by one of the vestrymen
that 4 Rector would be secured at an
early day.
The information has reached this
office that Mr.. Charles Ceiios and that
little friend of the Telegraph,
Miss Vic Temple, are to be married on
he Goth inst. Charlie and Miss Vic
will pardon US for giving their secret
away aud taking time by the fore lock
10 extend congratulations. But words
fail us in congratulating friend Cellos
md we will only say that Miss Vic
gets a manly man for Il husband.
May they live long aud prosper.
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To the Public.

s. Meyer tales pleasure in announcing
to tie people and Ladies especially, Of
Mo'"oe o'ed cicinity, that lie is nor
ready and hos on exhibition the most
complete stock Of Spring and ,Sunanse,
Goods, oil carettlW selected in person
at Headquarters, erc,' sho,cW IN This
market and sold attic resy io,cest prices.
Eresy one mrite0 to cat and see the
Beautiful goot9s. Most respectfully,
s. MEYER.
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~ 1.,,,r,,,, ~, >,,,,,r ~, -, ~.
Rl VIRTUE OF WRIT Or ri. IA.
- issued by tho honorable Third Ward
Justice Court Tor Inc parish OF ouachttn
state ct louisiana ana to mo directed III
mayo se,%eu ana taken INTO my possession
ana VIII pfoceeu I'd SOIL at rHbttt auction
botwcen legal houts OF salo to tho last
ana inquest nlouer "' the STORE recently
occupied by ltehh Hainl!toh NJ Fife Points
~ mo Guy OF monroe. iAi'., on
saturday, S:tu day OF ANri 1887,
tho following described propofty, to-wit:
Two bottles brandy Coaches sixty boxes
- or Ralph's snun, ton boxes ono pound
salmon, two and one hal pounds nuttneps
liitcou assorted candy lars, twenty-ninc
boxes Pic fruit, iivo quart Jars pickles
seven pounds cream crackers, ten ca,,s
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

The Uriied Sla1es District Court,
Judge Boarman presiding, was in ses-
sion here Monday and Thursday.
Several non-jury cases were disposed
of aud Judge Boarman returned 10
Shreveport Monday evening.
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Mr.. G. \. Downey requests us to
Offer his grh tefni thanks TO Ouhchits
Fire Company aud the citizens of Mon
roe for their noble services in saving
his property from destruction by the
fire on last Saturday,
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Mr.. l.. J. Wright, Familiarity aud
favorubly known as Leo Wright, died
vt his mothers residence III this city
on The liti, inst, aged % years. Leo
was 4 telegraph operator and went 10
Texas several years ago where he mar
rieu. Ills wife aud sen survive
him.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

Association made it's first loan of mOn-
ey q. Singers Bank last Monday night.
The loan 1850, was made 10 DR.. G.
Is. Johnston at discount of IS per
cent Dc. Johnston will use the money
in the erection of nice dwelling
which he contenplates building at an
early day.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

Mr.. Jnnius Sanders succeeds Prot,
+. :. Graves as one of the assistants in
the while public schools. A good
selection.
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Easter services al the various churches
last Sunday were interesting md i'm.
pressvc and were largely attended.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS

New Window Shades, all ready for use.
New Rugs,
New Table DamaSks-
New Napkins and Towels.
New Bobinet Mosquito Bars,
New Lace Curtains,
New Lace Bed Sets
Ali very low at .. MEYERS.
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DY VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY IN
ID mo vested by the Constitution" and
the principal front door of the Court House,
in which the civil District Court of said
parish is held, within the legal hours for
judicial sales, beginning At eleven o'clock
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\Ve!ake pleasure in calling attention.,
especially OF the ladies, to the attrac'
tive adver! isCment of Mrs. M. j, Me
I<4nua to be found on the second page
of this paper. Mrs. McI<enna has
lust received full ard elegant line Of
everything kept in a first class millinery
establishment and is confident Of being
able to please her customers. 10 ems
umerate briefly, she has beautiful
assortment, ali shades and latest styles,
grapes, trimmings, ribbons, surrahs,
ornaments, flowers, feathers, laces,
shapes, etc. She has been fortunate
also in securing the services of Miss
Wagner, a fashionable and artistic
miIEiner. Mrs. Mckenna will herself
have full charge Of the dressnakipg
department.
New and elaborate All Over and other
f.mbrO ucrcs.
New All over and other Laces, III all
colols.
New Embroidered Robes. co!orci and
white.
Now Summer Gloves and AIiit@, all Of
latest shades.
A new and elegant limo Of
New New Parasols,
New White Goods,
New Handkerchiefs, Colored Bortiered
and Embroidered.
New Fancy Goods too numerous TO men
ton.
All to be found and sold very cheap,
at 5. NEY EES.
The cooking main which is to take
place here On Monday and Tuesday OF
next week promises to be one OF the
most exciting sporting events Of the
season. The boys of Farmervilie and
Monroe have forty birds on hand now
and al! promise 20 be good fighters.
Mr.. Fleming will probably arrive With
his birds to-day. They are considered
TO he ore of the best strains in the
South. Betting has already commenced
and it is expected that soma two or
three thousand dollars will change
hands a. all the sports from Wick burg,
Tallulah aud Shreveport will! he in at
tendance 80 back up Fleming. Monroe,
Bastrup, Ruston and Farmervil!c are
supposed 10 do the betting for oGacAita.
The Confederate soldiers OF Ouachita
Parish and Monroe are requested to meet
at sheriff NcC;uire'S Office in The Court
house OH Thursday night, Est April, al
: O'Clock. 'Fhe object OF the meeting i Il
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE Tan SALES OF IMMDyAEI.E
PROPERTY.

THE STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. DE-
LINQUENT TAN DEBTORS PARISH
OF OCACHiTA. FIFTH JUDICIAL
nISTRiCT,
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District Court-jury term--wiii con
Venc Monday, 25th Inst.
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Il ~. NEAlEX

has been making extensive additions to his
Art Gallery and will be ready in Il few days
TO make life size portraits from negatives
at very low rates.
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Cs,OTsIiN<:! CLOTHING:

=. Meyer calls special attention TO his
new and beautitui stock OF Spring and
Summer Clothing which he sells ut re-
duced prices. Also u complete and new
line of Gents Furnishing Goods such as
Underwear, Hose, Silk ana Linen Ties and
Bows Straw and Felt Hats etc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

Tie stables at Downey's saw mill
were destroyed by fire last Saturday
evening. Prompt action by the fire
boys prevented the destruction OF the
mill which caught, and thereby pre-
vented disastrous contlagration. The
fire was accidental, having caught
from smoke piie in the stable to drive
the pester;ferous gnnts away from Mr..
Downry's horses The horses were
rescued from the building without
anjnry.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

An entire new line of Dress Goods just
received by Express, such as
ferry Cloth,
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CONSTADLE's SALE.

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
OIACHlr\, THIRD WARD JUTICE
COURT.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Springer's addition to Monroe, except thar
port ton owned by Il Richardson, fronting
i2d feet on Washington street, bounded by
III and 3rd and lsrcard streets .,..........i 10 ~
Kay, Mrs G A, J = Ray Agt--one house
and lot fronting too feet on Rre:trd street
and running back 900 feet TO Olive STD 90
Sims, Est Wade. Is acres-Boing = inter
as. i'll lots and . and Sc or OF ne or sec 9
4 Is II I e--woodland. 5000, 20
s,ro sgsa Ton,one house and lot !" IN
I.auyvil!e, bounded cast by lfolcomb
Owens, west by Mack Green, north by Chas
Feuley south by Oscar Wallace. .........2 ";
Sims. Sucky--l acre and ono house 'front.'
ing on Claiborne street, north side, bounded
east and north by ii Bowlen, west by sam
Bowden 80 10
leVee IAN. l"
stevens jim, ~ acres-se ar of Sc pr sec
20 + Is re- 81
Sherman, Allen, t20 acros---s - and no ur
of no or sec 81 Il Is II e..,."..........",.2 10
SANFORD. A Il, 40 acres~nw or OF Sc or soc
Smith, } NJ Heirs, Lafayette Sims Agent,
so acres-n y ofnw or soc 80 Il Is II e.l 90
Smith, Thos w, 40 acres-An undivided
g interest in and to the W & of SO or see 5
Skipper, Barney, 200 acres--e y of sw ar
and nv ar of so or and W q ofne or sec I +
Srriher ioshnawOno nonse and lot o%
east side of DeSiard street bought of Filhi"l
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....................f 20
Sanlel, Wm-One house and lot, 'front.'
ing on st. John street aud running
back between Episcopal church and Wctzet
Stewart. ii b. Mrs-One house and lot
fronting 500 feet an Telemaque street and
running back in parallel lines hetweon
st. John and Jackson streets l25 ieet...l2 90
SpaltlinE, Martha Mrs--One house and
lot In Trenton bounded northby w q Head
east and south by Gabe Johnson, west by u
Sloan, John--One house and lot in Lam
yvitle mort beast of Young's bayon......2 40
Copley lands, east aud south by Charleston
place, west by Mrs Dinkgrave.......~.2a 81
Trimble Il Whited, 1920 acresw y of
SO or section Fl and law qr OF sw ar and
of sly Or and - of NV Or and >w Or OF Soc
Is and II y of section Is and Sw or of sw ar
section % and II ! OF ne or and NV or and
- of sw Or and no or OF section 81 and
no or of SO ar and Q x Of sw or and INV or
of NV or section 81 and II - of no at otset.
30. all in Il Is II L o with gin, dwelling and
other itnprovemcntS.......... lag so
Levee tnN....... ..'..:.,....-....."..3 70
Tindel Il Son--Onc steamboat and barge
Little .;H 60
Tiniiel, j None house and lot in Trcn-
ton, fronting east on Ouachita river, south
on Copley street. west by J Moore, north
by DIR Massingil. One house and lot, front
ing east on Ounchita river, south by Morris |
& Fiouruoy, west by Miiisup's Noble place.
One house and lot, fronting north by Cotton |
street, east by j Thornton, south by River
side plantation, west by tt brake."".....ii 20
Sxse M -, ~, T., 10y ao
square between Ouaehita river, square of
Jean Filhioi's plat of Monroe. Lot = south
Vogh. Tios IS and 90 cast Of Youngs
Wood, Mrs !. Nc, 50 acres Being q :. of
NV or section b, Y - m 40, mouth of
rlVcr u
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-04-16

The Confederate soldiers OF Ouachita
Parish and Monroe are requested To meet
house OF Thursday night, Est April, at
: O'Clock. 'Fhe object OF the meeting is to
devise means for the care of the graves
nf the Confederate dead III the Monroe
Cemetery.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER FROM
ID the honorable Judge of the Fifth Dis
irict Court, notice Is hereby given that II
meeting of the creditors OF Thomas Stack,
insnlVcnt, VIII be hold at my office. in
Monroe. In. II ~ r'rlp"lS .. M, on the 22I
day of April, 1857.
FL. BALL,
by cIcrk of 9th Di>, court, and r,x ,nilirin
Notary Public.
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Silks.
Special new things i'll Trimmings to match
Dress Goods mt $. MEYERS.
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II. G. DoBSON. MITCHELL. n McCOR-
MICK, 81 BROG EE:S. VERSUS RlINA
HAMILTON AND HUSBAND AND
LOUIS WINDOW. No. hG.
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NOTICE no CI.EDiToKs.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, PARISH or
ttttiffTt.
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INSOI4VENr ESTATE OF W: T.. KEN-
WICK.
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Jones, Burs--One house and lot on north
bank of YounS's bayou, Joined on the north
by house and lot of Dan DOyle...........2 40
Jones. E,adie Mrs, Herbert Jones agent
A lot or parcel Of ground in Guinea or I'll
hiols addition, mile from Monroe. 'front.'
ing OH neSiard road, lot .5dx 100 feet 80 81
Jackson, Bolton, 40 acres-Part of w
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-09
$3.50, 800 liplO" County
Bonds for Sale.

UNION AND PLANTERS BANK.
MsnrHis, THss., June II, 1857, !
By Authoriiy We Offer for sale, through
.al,d proposal, only, tD,bD Tiptsn
County siI Per Cent. Coupon Bonds, dated
Nay l, 1881. maturing ~ follows
til.co due years aftsr date.
tS,t0 due 10 ysar' af,sr date.
1880 due rs pears after date.
$500 due ~ years sflsr date.
All In denominations 81 900 and coupons.
payable semi-annually on February lat and
August Let Of each year. covering each sin
months interest, sIeert that the hrst coupon.
payable February lat, neIt, covers min.
month, interest aud the last maturins oou.
pom three month, interest. All on the lace
ar. payable q, thi, Bank and can bs redeemed
aitsr Ave years from d'ts.
Address sealed proposals 10 the Board o
Directors Ution and Planters Bank, Mem
phis. Tenn" marked IBID Tor Bonds"
With certified check for three YER cent Of
the amount bid Tor A. a guaranty Of oompli.
anos. and such proposals will remain IN.
opened until u m. July n, 1877, At which
time they will be opened and awards made 10
the highest bidders. except that bids Tor less
than par and accrued Interest cannot be en-
tsftAinsd.
In addition 10 the amount bid for the bonds
purchasers will have 10 pay for the interest
accrued dhee Msy lot, past.
Thee Bonds are issued for the redemption
Of like Amount o. UNINSURED Csftihcates
Of Indebtedness which constitute the entire
debt q the county. except small aoauns
debt Cor current expenses fully covered By
pat due collsstible tsIos.
Henry Graft, Eiq.. ard Msstr. Iufley a
wfisht, we're ensassd 10 ibvestigA's and pro-
nounce upon the legislation and ptoosedins'
under Witch they wee isfuod, ind theii
written opinion concludes a. iollou'i
AMER careful consideration ~ sVe u ~
"out opltion that tho acton oi The county u
fully auth rlIsd by said legislation and
conformity thereto, and that the sonds
"bs Issued under II will 10 The valia am
legal bonds Of Upton county,
Fortified By al opinion of validity an
regularity rem such able and eminent At
tornsy,, us have no hesitation IN recon
msndinE 70 Investors a. q most desi nab's an
thOroushly tIfs inve,tmsnt these bonds u
sued BY GOA " 90 wealthy prosperous. an
90 lishuy hurdensd With debt
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
D. p. READ. CAshIs
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